Critique Welcomed Choose your favourite ghost

[Gianluca Drago]

I have a favourite. Do you?

 

[Julian Tanase]

The first one would be my choice; it immediately reminded me of the Munch's "Scream".

 

[Gianluca Drago]

The first one would be my choice; it immediately reminded me of the Munch's "Scream".

I must remember to tell my wife (the one pictured) that she recalls Munch's Scream. I am not sure if she would be happy about it, though
That photo is my fav in this series too, Julian.

 

[Pete Askew]

Ah, but what about the poor souls lost in their phones, and the dog of course? The only one paying attention!

Of the ghosts, I think I’d go for the first too, but I like the statues very much too. The third is very appealing as well. You should explore this technique more I think.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

@Pete Askew, as I have long noticed, you have an extraordinary eye for detail. How did you notice the dog that is semi-hidden by the grating? But you're right, he's the only non-zombie in that photo. BTW, I like the statues too, there's a contrast between Eastern religiosity and Western stereotypes that the framing, dynamics and lighting bring out.
Thanks for the generous encouragement, I'll take that into account.

 

[Tony Warren]

The first is most ghost-like but the next two make me think of ectoplasm and eeriness, the third particularly. I can almost feel the apparition drifting by.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

The first, but the last is the funniest, as in funny.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Looking on my phone, I thought the dog was a cat, and I chose it to be my favourite. But certainly the first a standout.